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Client birthdays and current age. Explains that age uses a fixed 365-day divisor with no leap-year adjustment.

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Written by Alex Pogozo

What this report shows

The Birthdays report lists your clients' birthdays along with their current age, so you can send birthday messages or plan campaigns around them. Use it to keep in touch with clients on their special day.

How to open it

Reports → ClientsBirthdays.

What's on the page

Client birthdays table

One row per client, listing each client with their date of birth, their current age, and their contact details so you can reach out. The age figure is worked out for you — see How the numbers are calculated below for exactly how.

Filters and options

See Filters and date ranges for Location and the date controls.

How the numbers are calculated

Age

Age = the number of whole years since the client's date of birth, worked out by dividing the total days lived by 365 and dropping any remainder.

  • Pogozo takes the number of days between the client's date of birth and today, divides that by a fixed 365 days, and rounds down to a whole number.

  • This is a fixed 365-day divisor — it does not add an extra day for leap years.

Worked example: a client who has been alive for 12,800 days → 12,800 ÷ 365 = 35.06 → age shows as 35.

Because leap years aren't accounted for, this age can occasionally read a day "early" compared with a strict calendar age. In other words, for a client whose birthday is right around today, the figure here might tick over to their new age a day before or after the exact calendar date. For everyday use — spotting whose birthday is coming up — it's accurate; just don't treat it as a legally precise age.

Printing and exporting

See Printing and exporting reports for how print and export work and the 1,000-row PDF limit.

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